XRP army. We were promised $1,000 $XRP And what have we got? A drop from $3.60 to $1.80, a 50% drop. I recently wrote that ETFs won't increase the price of XRP, and that's the reality. First, not enough XRP is leaving exchanges for a shortage to drive up its price. Second, Ripple unlocks 1 billion XRP each month, so what's purchased for ETFs is replenished on the markets by unlocked Ripple tokens. Unfortunately, as you can see, nothing, literally nothing positive happening with XRP is driving its price up. XRP, unfortunately, continues to track the price of $ETH , and Ethereum continues to track the price of $BTC . And unless something colossal happens for XRP, it will continue to do so. The worst is that XRP could end up costing $1,000 or less instead of $1,000. XRP has already dropped from $1.40 to $0.28. Bitcoin only needs to drop to $70,000 and XRP could touch $1. Of course, I don't want that, as I own some XRP myself, but we need to look at its price realistically. Of course, nothing I've written here is investment advice; it's just my observations.